The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

AiiSs
Dry weather Is reported from Kau
Hawaii.
Mr.. Levey sells the Kapena estate al
noon.
Mail for San Francisco closes at II sc
O'Clock this morning.
A young child was nearly drowned near
= Smiths bridge the other day
= Three interisIand steamers brought 10 =
! 229 bags Of sugar yesterday.
The Hawaiian Social Club meets at its
hall, King street, this evening.
The funeral of the late j. E. Bush, Jr.
took place yesterday afternoon.
One of the dynamos for the electric light
Will probably be run by water power
Majors Hayley and Conweli returned
from Maui yesterday by the ". G. Hall
A decision in the Dodd divorce saitwH1
be given at 10 o'clock this morning in the
Supreme Court
A meeting Of the Third Ward Reform
Club will be held this evening at the Re
formatory School.
The Oceanic Company's steamship Aus
trala will be due from San Francisco Tues
day, August 23d.
| a meeting OF the First Ward Reform
! Club will take place this evening at ST.
| Adams College, Pauoa road.
The steamer City OF New York will
touch here September 9Th on her journey
from san Francisco to Yokohama
A meeting of The Sixth Ward Reform
Club will be held this evening in the Homo |
lulu Rifles Armory at Z 80 o'clock. n
Julius Asche has been elected Delegate /
to the Central Committee from Ward -Four
in place of J. L. Kawainui, resigned.
The Rev. Alex. Macintosh breaches at
the HIS a. m. and 7:3O p. m. services at
st. Andrews Cathedral tomorrow.
Mr. Robert More has been appointed
member of the Credential Committee in
Ward Eight in place of Mr.. Farnsworth,
resigned.
If you want to have a good sea bath,
take the bus and go ont to the Waikiki
bath house. Every accommodation will
be found there.
The Fifth Ward Reform Club Will hold
a meeting on Monday evening in the Ly-
ceum for the purpose of nominating dele
gates to the Central Convention.
The one hundreth anniversary OF the
of the first Colonial Bishop of
the Anglican Church will be observed in
St. Andrews Cathedral by special ser a
mons tomorrow. $
The drivers on the stand at the corner of
Merchant and Fort streets were not very
busy last evening, so amused themselves T
singing Hawaiian meles to a small though i
appreciative audience. o
The young man Henry Williams, who
while riding horse at furious rate "
struck Major Hebbard's brake and over .
turned it, was fined SO in the Police Court 9
Yesterday for furious riding,
Instead of the regular term of the Third Il
Circuit Court, which should open at Waio-
hinu, Kau, Hawaii, on the first Thursday 2
in September, a special term will be held =
September 10Th. W
The German Musical Club will meet this t'
evening at o'clock at Mr.. E. VOTERS C.
private parlors. All Germans who would
ike to Join, either as active or honorary n
members, are requested to be present. - ~
The following are the officers of the Wal p
nanalo Sugar Company for the ensuing
,ear: j. A. Cummins, President; J. A. st
Hopper, Wee President; A. J. Cartwright, al
Treasurer; c. Bolte, Secretary; \. Her 81
,ert, Auditor. q,
At noon to-day Mr.. Lewis J. Levey will I'll
ell all the right, title and interest of } Ohm III
L. Kapena in five pieces of land and fish
,ond at Eva, Oahu; also, the Kapena 9,
situate on Nuuanu Avenue.
his property is in a central position.
The following passengers are booked to
cave by the w. G.. Irwin to-day: Mr.. and Pr
Irs julius Smith, Mrs. a. jerks and
hild :. G. GOrdan, Father Klein, Mrs.
avanagh and three children, Mrs. J. B. tn
larsh, p. McInery, Harry Shaw, George sc
nd Henry Cooper, and J. J. Kelly. pa
Yesterday was MIR. F. Horns birthday, 49,,
nd the ADVERTISER staff celebrated it by an
artaking of bountiful supply of delicious wi
e cream and superior cake from that
establishment. The cream
as like all Mr.. Horns goods, frst-class, -,
nd the boys never want to taste any other. 90,